Emag triggers

[Rudz]

Sweet

[acidcustom]

Sweet

thanx for the payment

[acidcustom]

here are a few pictures of the triggers
showing the top magnet position and HES magnet , HES magnet is stipp protype as I will have to wait until it is tested there will be 2 size and strenghts being tested so please bear with me

[kcombs9]

the top magnet looks like it will work fine, the Hes magnet will be easy to test if you have an emag to test in.

[Rudz]

thanx for the payment

I didn't pay for anything yet, atleast I don't think so, I've been sick with a stomach virus so maybe in a delirious state?

I wanted to see the final product and assure compatibility first

[Ratt]

Received a G-spot trigger in the mail. Will install this evening, and write a review shortly after. Looks good, btw...

[kcombs9]

Received a G-spot trigger in the mail. Will install this evening, and write a review shortly after. Looks good, btw...

Waiting for your review with great anticipation

[Ratt]

I installed the trigger in my emag. As far as I am concerned, the trigger fits as well (if not better) than a stock trigger. There is some side-to-side play, but not enough to be an issue. The trigger pull itself is nice and smooth. The bearing definitely makes a difference. I don't know how you were able to get the tolerances so tight, but you did a great job. The trigger pin fit almost perfectly into the bearing housing. It was a tiny bit tight, so I put a drop of oil on the pin, just to get it to go in a little smoother. For activating the HES, I used the small magnet, and turned the adjustment about halfway into the trigger. It wouldn't do anything at first, 'til I realized that I probably had the magnet in wrong. Flipped it around, and turned the setscrew until the board reacted to the trigger being pulled. I think I might have a problem with my board, though. I am going to get the gun put together, put some air into it, and see how she works. In my opinion - VERY nice trigger, VERY well designed and built. Not to mention, I think it looks darn sexy. Will post pics when I get the gun put together. Good job, John!

[Ratt]

I had to do some refinement to the trigger setup. After I got it all put together, the magnet wasn't tripping the HES. I played around with it for a while, and finally got it to work. I experimented with both of the magnets that came with the trigger - a short magnet, and a long magnet. With the short magnet installed, the set screw had to be screwed in so far that the little magnet was sticking out of the back of the trigger. I currently have the long magnet installed. The with the long magnet installed, the set screw has to stick out of the front of the magnet (as pictured). If possible, a different magnet should be used - one which is longer than the short magnet, but shorter than the long magnet.









Now, I'm pretty sure I have the trigger set up correctly. The problem is that my solenoid is not firing. I think it might be bad. I know I have 19 volts at the points where the solenoid is soldered to the board. I can only assume that that is what is supposed to be there. I am going to do a little more troubleshooting before I call it night.

[TwilightG]

did it work before you swapped triggers?

[Ratt]

I don't think so. It has been a while since I messed with the emag, but I think I remember it not working in electro mode before I installed the trigger. A few months ago I did a mod to run the warp feed from the emag battery. I think I may have messed up something in the process. I will probably swap the trigger out with a stock trigger this evening, just to rule it out as the culprit.

[acidcustom]

I had to do some refinement to the trigger setup. After I got it all put together, the magnet wasn't tripping the HES. I played around with it for a while, and finally got it to work. I experimented with both of the magnets that came with the trigger - a short magnet, and a long magnet. With the short magnet installed, the set screw had to be screwed in so far that the little magnet was sticking out of the back of the trigger. I currently have the long magnet installed. The with the long magnet installed, the set screw has to stick out of the front of the magnet (as pictured). If possible, a different magnet should be used - one which is longer than the short magnet, but shorter than the long magnet.









Now, I'm pretty sure I have the trigger set up correctly. The problem is that my solenoid is not firing. I think it might be bad. I know I have 19 volts at the points where the solenoid is soldered to the board. I can only assume that that is what is supposed to be there. I am going to do a little more troubleshooting before I call it night.

I am sure there was a small grub screw to go with the longer magnet if not the thread was 8x32 which is easy to get from the local hardware store
Also I have different size magnets just was trying to find out the strength needed to activate the HES and if both do activate it. I should be able to one adjustable in the grub screw and include a back stop

john

[Rudz]

Ratt can we get an update?

[Ratt]

Last week I reinstalled the stock trigger, and the gun still would not shoot in electro. The Navy sent me to Hawaii for three weeks to "work" I won't be back for a couple more weeks. I will continue troubleshooting then.

[bunny5]

Interested in a G-Barb trigger... I am interested in the prototype testing though. LMK what you guys find.